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  Introduction to the Human Body: Body Cavities Introduction: Human beings are the most complex of all the living organisms. Human body contains many organs which work in an organized manner for an efficient working of the human body. The study of human body is divided broadly in two divisions, Anatomy Physiology. Human Anatomy is the branch of science that deals with the study of structures of different body parts. Human Physiology is the branch of science that deals with the study of functions of different body parts. Human Anatomy: Study of Structure. Human Physiology: Study Of Functions. Body Cavities: These are spaces in the body that protect, separate and support the internal organs of the body. The body cavities are mainly divided into two types, Dorsal Body Cavities. Ventral Body Cavities. Dorsal Body Cavities: They are present on the dorsal side of the body. They are comparatively smaller as compared to the ventral body cavities. They are classified as, Cranial Cavity

    Introduction to the Human Body: Basic Anatomical Terminologies. Introduction: Human beings are the most complex of all the living organisms. Human body contains many organs which work in an organized manner for an efficient working of the human body. The study of human body is divided broadly in two divisions, Anatomy Physiology. Human Anatomy is the branch of science that deals with the study of structures of different body parts. Human Physiology is the branch of science that deals with the study of functions of different body parts. Human Anatomy: Study of Structure. Human Physiology: Study Of Functions. Basic Anatomical Terminologies: The universal terminologies are used to denote the body parts they are described as follows, Body Positions: Anatomical positions universally describe the regions and spatial relationships of the human body. In anatomical position the body is “Upright” (The feet are placed on the floor flat and directed forward, the hands are at the sides with